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IHC sets March 11 hearing on Imran, Bushra’s sentence suspension pleas in £190m graft case

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February 26, 2026
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Imran’s legal professionals have sought suspension of his sentence on medical grounds, requesting his launch on bail

Former first girl Bushra Bibi (L) and former prime minister Imran Khan (R). Picture: File


ISLAMABAD:

The Islamabad Excessive Courtroom (IHC) has ordered that petitions in search of suspension of sentences of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan and his spouse Bushra Bibi within the £190 million case be mounted for listening to on March 11.

Legal professionals for Imran have requested the courtroom to droop his sentence on medical grounds and grant him bail.

A division bench comprising Chief Justice Sardar Muhammad Sarfraz Dogar and Justice Muhammad Azam Khan heard miscellaneous purposes in search of an early listening to of the sentence suspension pleas. Barrister Salman Safdar appeared earlier than the courtroom on behalf of Khan.

Through the listening to, the chief justice expressed displeasure when numerous PTI-affiliated legal professionals approached the podium, questioning whether or not they have been trying to affect the courtroom.

Safdar argued that Imran was affected by a watch situation and was being taken to hospital for therapy. He clarified that he was not in search of an instantaneous listening to of the primary attraction however famous that the purposes for suspension of sentence had remained pending for practically a yr.

He additional advised the courtroom that the registrar’s workplace had not mounted the purposes for early listening to regardless of 5 miscellaneous petitions being filed, and urged the bench to schedule the case on the earliest. He additionally identified that Bushra’s petition had equally been pending for a yr.

Accepting the request for an early listening to, the courtroom directed that the sentence suspension petitions of Imran and Bushra be scheduled for listening to on March 11.

Background

Imran Khan and his spouse Bushra Bibi are dealing with a £190 million graft case linked to the Al-Qadir Belief, a welfare organisation they established in 2018. The belief, which runs a college outdoors Islamabad centered on spirituality and Islamic teachings, is accused of getting used as a entrance to obtain land value tens of millions of {dollars} from an actual property tycoon.

The federal government claims the donations have been in trade for Imran’s administration utilizing repatriated UK funds to pay fines towards the businessman, as an alternative of depositing the cash into Pakistan’s treasury.

Imran has denied any wrongdoing, insisting neither he nor his spouse gained financially from the belief or associated transactions. In his written response to the IHC, he claimed the case is politically motivated, alleging a corruption reference towards Maryam Nawaz led to a fabricated case towards Bushra Bibi.

He challenged the prosecution’s proof, highlighted inconsistencies in witness statements, and accused the Nationwide Accountability Bureau (NAB) of destroying key data associated to political leaders, together with Nawaz Sharif, Shahbaz Sharif, and Asif Zardari.

Imran has argued that amendments to the Nationwide Accountability Ordinance (NAO), 1999 shield cupboard choices from prosecution except there’s proof of private achieve. The IHC has acknowledged the “substance” of this declare and directed the trial courtroom to think about it whereas deciding the matter.

He subsequently filed a civil miscellaneous utility within the IHC in search of a listening to of his appeals towards the accountability courtroom verdict, which earlier this yr convicted him and his spouse within the £190 million corruption case.



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